Jacoby, Drew
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Jacoby, Drew
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The person Jacoby, Drew represents an individual (alive, dead, undead, or fictional) associated with resources found in San Francisco Public Library.
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- Ellen Bar
- Prince Credell : comparing choreography - King and Kylian
- Annabelle Lopez Ochoa : the business of being a freelance choreographer
- Raphael Coumes-Marquet : learning to believe in yourself
- Eduardo Vilaro
- Wendy Whalen : life at New York City after Balanchine
- Donald Byrd : conscientious choreographer
- Rubinald Pronk : from classical company to contemporary freelancer
- David Hallberg : a classical ballet dancer's admiration for the avant garde
- Safi Thomas : the history and structure of hip hop
- Sascha Radetsky : dancing, acting, and introspection
- Andrea Schermoly : life at N.D.T.
- Daniil Simkin : a healthy perspective on being a dancer
- Andrea Schermoly : transitioning from classical to contemporary
- Christopher Wheeldon : on Morphoses
- Susan Jaffe : a ballerina's career in a nutshell
- Christopher Wheeldon : it began with a vacuum
- Ted Brandsen : managing the Dutch National Ballet
- Andrea Schermoly : a dancer's perspective on performing in the U.S. vs. Europe
- Ted Brandsen : the European/American divide
- William Wingfield : approaching dance as an artist
- Christopher Wheeldon : becoming a choreographer
- Lourdes Lopez : pigeon toes to pointe shoes
- Lourdes Lopez : on being a Balanchine dancer
- Kathryn Bennetts : rising to the occasion and taking risks
- Lucia Lacarra : dancing is the best way to be myself
- Tiler Peck : from competitions and Broadway to New York City Ballet
- Maria Kochetkova : magic doesn't just happen
- Christian Spuck : I don't want to live in my own little world
- Jill Johnson : finding Forsythe
- Jamar Roberts : the artistic sketches and choreography of a creative dancer
- Maria Kowroski : the evolution of an artist
- Yumiko Takeshima
- William Wingfield : combining the concert and commercial career
- Matthew Bourne : refreshing the classics and winning audiences over
- Heather Lang : The life of a commercial dancer in New York City
- Muriel Maffre : introspection, intelligence and adaptation
- Charity De Loera : breaking into broadway
- Harumi Terayama : discovering contemporary dance
- Trey McIntyre : if your eyes are open to inspiration the earth is electric
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- Ellen Bar
- Harumi Terayama : discovering contemporary dance
- Muriel Maffre : introspection, intelligence and adaptation
- Matthew Bourne : refreshing the classics and winning audiences over
- Heather Lang : The life of a commercial dancer in New York City
- Maria Kowroski : the evolution of an artist
- Jamar Roberts : the artistic sketches and choreography of a creative dancer
- Jill Johnson : finding Forsythe
- Maria Kochetkova : magic doesn't just happen
- Lucia Lacarra : dancing is the best way to be myself
- Kathryn Bennetts : rising to the occasion and taking risks
- Lourdes Lopez : on being a Balanchine dancer
- Lourdes Lopez : pigeon toes to pointe shoes
- Andrea Schermoly : a dancer's perspective on performing in the U.S. vs. Europe
- Yumiko Takeshima
- Andrea Schermoly : life at N.D.T.
- William Wingfield : combining the concert and commercial career
- Andrea Schermoly : transitioning from classical to contemporary
- William Wingfield : approaching dance as an artist
- Wendy Whalen : life at New York City after Balanchine
- Annabelle Lopez Ochoa : the business of being a freelance choreographer
- Charity De Loera : breaking into broadway
- Trey McIntyre : if your eyes are open to inspiration the earth is electric
- Christian Spuck : I don't want to live in my own little world
- Tiler Peck : from competitions and Broadway to New York City Ballet
- Christopher Wheeldon : becoming a choreographer
- Ted Brandsen : the European/American divide
- Christopher Wheeldon : it began with a vacuum
- Ted Brandsen : managing the Dutch National Ballet
- Susan Jaffe : a ballerina's career in a nutshell
- Christopher Wheeldon : on Morphoses
- Daniil Simkin : a healthy perspective on being a dancer
- Sascha Radetsky : dancing, acting, and introspection
- David Hallberg : a classical ballet dancer's admiration for the avant garde
- Safi Thomas : the history and structure of hip hop
- Rubinald Pronk : from classical company to contemporary freelancer
- Donald Byrd : conscientious choreographer
- Eduardo Vilaro
- Raphael Coumes-Marquet : learning to believe in yourself
- Prince Credell : comparing choreography - King and Kylian
Producer of
No resources found
No enriched resources found
- Lourdes Lopez : on being a Balanchine dancer
- Andrea Schermoly : a dancer's perspective on performing in the U.S. vs. Europe
- Andrea Schermoly : life at N.D.T.
- Andrea Schermoly : transitioning from classical to contemporary
- Annabelle Lopez Ochoa : the business of being a freelance choreographer
- Charity De Loera : breaking into broadway
- Christian Spuck : I don't want to live in my own little world
- Christopher Wheeldon : becoming a choreographer
- Christopher Wheeldon : it began with a vacuum
- Christopher Wheeldon : on Morphoses
- David Hallberg : a classical ballet dancer's admiration for the avant garde
- Donald Byrd : conscientious choreographer
- Eduardo Vilaro
- Ellen Bar
- Harumi Terayama : discovering contemporary dance
- Heather Lang : The life of a commercial dancer in New York City
- Jamar Roberts : the artistic sketches and choreography of a creative dancer
- Jill Johnson : finding Forsythe
- Kathryn Bennetts : rising to the occasion and taking risks
- Lourdes Lopez : pigeon toes to pointe shoes
- Lucia Lacarra : dancing is the best way to be myself
- Maria Kochetkova : magic doesn't just happen
- Maria Kowroski : the evolution of an artist
- Matthew Bourne : refreshing the classics and winning audiences over
- Muriel Maffre : introspection, intelligence and adaptation
- Prince Credell : comparing choreography - King and Kylian
- Raphael Coumes-Marquet : learning to believe in yourself
- Rubinald Pronk : from classical company to contemporary freelancer
- Sascha Radetsky : dancing, acting, and introspection
- Susan Jaffe : a ballerina's career in a nutshell
- Ted Brandsen : managing the Dutch National Ballet
- Ted Brandsen : the European/American divide
- Tiler Peck : from competitions and Broadway to New York City Ballet
- Trey McIntyre : if your eyes are open to inspiration the earth is electric
- Wendy Whalen : life at New York City after Balanchine
- William Wingfield : approaching dance as an artist
- William Wingfield : combining the concert and commercial career
- Yumiko Takeshima
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